The Mail-Journal, Volume 29, Number 34, Milford, Kosciusko County, 3 October 1990 — Page 17
It happened ... in Milford
10 YEARS AGO, OCT. 1,1980 Seven area men successfully completed the third annual America’s Marathon/Chicago on Sunday, Sept. 28. Participating from Milford were Homer Miller (finished in top 300 in 3:00.32), Ron Baumgartner in 3:34.02, Richard Bender in 3:44.19 and Bill Troup in 3:50.27. The annual Saint Jude’s Bike-A-Thon “Wheels for Life” will be Wawasee Village 457-4678 Or 457-2585 OPEN HOUSE EVERY SAT. A SUN. 1-4 P.M. WAWASEE SPINK CONDOMINIUM Thinking Os Selling? Call Us For A No-Obligation Market Analysis Os Your Home Or Property LOGAN nrn ROGGRS ST. RD. 13 WAWASEE VILLAGE P.O. BOX 93 SYRACUSE, IN 46567 WHAT A VIEW - WAWASEE LAKEFRONT 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Hot Tub, Fireplace, Central Air $165,000 Ip 1 FOX RUN SYRACUSE Location & Quality, 3 Bedrooms, 2' i Baths Fully Equipped Kitchen And Family Room With Fireplace. Formal Dining'& Living Room, Full Basement Plus 2 Car Attached Garage $129,900 COUNTRY LIVING 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, 1,4005 q. Ft., 1 Plus Acres, Woodburner, Barn, Sheds, Storm Cellar WAWASEE VILLAGE 3 Bedrooms, 1 Bath, Big Back Yard srucvu Close To Downtown, Good Location, 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths $44,900 The Beginning Os A Good Move 457-4678
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held on Saturday, Oct. 11, beginning at 9 a.m. at the parking lot of The Papers Incorporated on Main Street, according to this year’s chairman, Ron Barley. Wawasee High School Football quarterback Rick Pena sprained his ankle during the DeltaWawasee football game Saturday evening. His mother, Mrs. Oscar Pena, Milford, stated he will be taken to an orthopedic surgeon. It’s doubtful he will play Friday evening. Ross Dahlstrom who plays on both the offensive and defensive Wawasee High School football teams, pulled a groin muscle during the Delta-Wawasee game Saturday evening. Mrs. Richard Dahlstrom, his mother, stated Realtors install new officers The Indiana Association of REALTORS elected and installed new officers of the executive committee during its annual convention in Indianapolis, Sept. 18-21. Allen Metzler of Goshen was named as the vice president for District Two and Debra Lambright of LaGrange was named vice president of District Three. Roger Reeder of Hammond, was installed as president for the 14,000-member association. A member of the Northwest Indiana Board of REALTORS, Reeder entered the real estate business in 1974. He is currently the broker/owner of Reeder Companies. Reeder has served a number of offices and committee chair posts in the Association. Joyce Cook of Terre Haute was elected President-Elect. A broker with Larry Helman REALTORS of Terre Haute, Cook has served in numerous leadership positions in the Association, most recently first vice president in 1989-90 and secretary-treasurer in 1988-89. Wanda Grabner of Indianapolis was elected first vice president of the Association. Grabner has also served numerous offices for the Association and received the REALTOR-of-the-Year award in 1985, and the Woman REALTOR-of-the-Year in 1977. Secretary-Treasurer William Grossman is president of F. C. Tucker Capital Management, Inc. of Indianapolis. He was also honored as the State’s 1990 REALTOR-of-the-Year during the convention. Koutz leads veterans to Washington Indiana’s State American Legion Commander Jim Koutz, of Boonville, a coal miner at the Amax Ayrshire Mine in Chandler, led a delegation of Indiana veterans to Washington, D.C., Sept. 16-19 to meet with congressional leaders. Among those accompanying Commander Koutz was Alternate National Executive Committeeman Dave Heath of North Webster. The annual conference provides an opportunity for members of the Indiana American Legion to meet personally with their congressional delegates to discuss issues of importance to veterans. High on this year’s list of priorities, according to Koutz, are funding proposals for veterans medical care. “The American Legion is urging Congress to carefully weigh future funding for veteran care in light of the current crisis in the Middle East,” Koutz said, adding, “the VA health care delivery system is the principal backup resource to military medicine during times of national emergency.”
it’s uncertain he will play in Friday’s game against Plymouth. 20 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 30, 1970 The birthday of Mrs. Elizabeth Brunjes of Milford was observed last Friday evening when her son, Allen Brunjes, was host at dinner in a Nappanee restaurant for her and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith. Death claimed William P. Martin, 62, Milford businessman at 4:30 this morning (Wednesday). Mr. Martin wa a patient in the Elkhart hospital. Death was caused by complications followingsurgery. Birthday dinners on Saturday and Sunday honored the first birthday of Scott Weisser, son of Mr.
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Realtor awards presented to Slabaugh, Combs
Two realtors from Realty World Professional Group, Syracuse, were presented with awards during a recent sales meeting. Jeanetta Slabaugh was given an award for top sales, and
Red Cross gives Middle East update
As of 12 noon, September 6, 41 staff requirements have been identified, 28 American Red Cross staff are committed, and 14 ARC staff are on the ground in Saudi Arabia. Messages being handled in emergency communications are 80 percent above the normal average, and 597 cases were handled in two days concerning emergency messages and travel. The Commander in Chief, U.S. Central Command, has announced that the 12-ounce restriction on mail to APO and FPO addresses in the Persian Gulf has been lifted. The military postal support system in Saudi Arabia and sufficient airlift capabilities are now in place and can handle the increased mail volume. All classes of mail up to the maximum weight normally allowed will be accepted. It is currently taking an average of seven days for first class mail to reach Saudi Arabia. Contrary to recent press reports, you may mail tobacco products and use U.S. stamps depicting the American flag. The Military Postal System and the U.S. Postal Service are correc-
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and Mrs. Larry Weisser of near Milford. The classes for the Milford Junior high school recently elected officers for the 1970-71 school year. Officers of the eighth grade class are Curtis Bender, president; Amy Purdum, vice president; and Paul Miller, secretary-treasurer. Seventh grade: Dennis Spearman, president; Cherri Bahn, vice president; and Melinda Tom, secretary-treasurer. Sixth grade: Cheryl Skelton, president; Kathi Replogle, vice president; Diane Kesler, secretary; and Jeff Hoerr, treasurer. 30 YEARS AGO, SEPT. 29,1960 Jane Baumgartner spent the Ft U i IY Ptl JEANETTA SLABAUGH
Christine Combs for top listing agent for the quarter, given on the basis of listing competition. They each were awarded Top Producer Awards, which are issued by the Realty World Northern Indiana Broker Council.
ting the isolated cases where letters or packages are returned because of this erroneous information. The American Red Cross is not currently accepting spontaneous donations of goods from individuals. Offers of bulk quantities of goods from companies should be referred to our office, 267-5244. American Red Cross is a participating United Way agency and urges support to its current campaign. A priority Exercise should be made a priority of an individual’s life. The problem isn’t finding time, it ( is establishing priorities. Walking is one of the best ways to exercise. Taking stairs instead of elevators is another. Park a car a distance from the workplace and walk the rest of the way. Walk or ride a bicycle for that quick trip to a store. — Health News Network Good news People believe if a spider swings down in front of them, good news will be heard.
week end with Barbara and Beverly Cain at Warsaw. She attended the installation of the Rainbow girls Saturday when Barbara Cain was installed as an officer. The senior class elected officers for their last year. They are president, Bradley Beiswanger; vice president, Paul Hamilton; secretary, Jean Holderread; and treasurer, Jeanine Bullock. New Milford school teachers: John Strouse; adult farm supt., biology, vo-ag, shop; William Cole, grade 6; Gerald Van Meter, head coach, chemistry, mathematics, physical science, health, physical education; James Allen, biology, general
Coldwell realtors
attend convention
Philip Beer, broker-owner of Coldwell Banker Beer Realtors, Syracuse, attended the Indiana Realtors Convention in Indianapolis recently with members of his sales staff. Associates Phyllis Gerstner, Jean Treesh and Pat Bitner attended educational seminars during the three-day convention, along with attending the auction for the educational scholarship fund. They were among the 1,000 in attendance at the annual RPAC luncheon where awards were presented to all areas of the state. Mildred Beer, co-owner of the firm, attended the Partners Sessions of the convention while Mr. Beer, state director, was in meetings governing the Realtor Association for the coming year. The group was present for the presentation of the Kosciusko County Board of Realtors with Entrepreneurs’ Council holds business fair The Entrepreneurs’ Council of the Greater Warsaw Area Chamber of Commerce recently held a Small Business Fair at the Center Lake Pavilion in Warsaw. Thirty-four businesses exhibited their products and services at the fair, with over 200 people viewing their displays. Not only was this a chance for the businesses to exhibit their products but it was also an opportunity for them to meet other small business owners and learn more about one another and the products and services they market.
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science, physical education, driver training; Lois Evans, grade 2. Cynthia, 6-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bucher, placed at local twirling contests, recently. The Girl Scout Troop No. 45 met at the home of our leader, Mrs. Noble Neff, Monday evening, Sept. 26, after school. Those present were Kathy Leemon, Roberta Amsden, Fat Lyon, Susan Ray, Nancy Johnson, Allene Kilmer, Gayla Bird, Kristi Lichtenwalter, Virginia Arthur and Patti Mishler. 50 YEARS AGO, OCT. 3,1940 J. W. Furnas, vocational
the second-place award for community service from throughout the state. On the local level, Phyllis Gerstner serves on the Scholarship and Realtor of the Year committees. Pat Bitner is currently serving a second term on the board of directors of the County Association, chairman of the Multiple Listing Service, and the membership committee. Bridge crosser Don Brown was the first person to cross San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge when it opened on May 27,1937. County realtors win community service award The Kosciusko County Board of REALTORS won an award for its Community Service Projects conducted this year. The board was recognized for its projects by the Indiana Association of REALTORS during the awards luncheon on Sept. 21 in Indianapolis. The Kosciusko County Board of REALTORS sponsored Christmas Mitten Trees, and the Special Olympics. About S7OO in goods and services were donated. Pat Lucas is president and Phyllis Harris is executive officer of the board. Every year, the Indiana Association of REALTORS sponsors a community service contest in which local boards participate in hopes of inspiring REALTORS to contribute to their communities.
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agriculture teacher in the Milford school, announced his plans to bring a truck load or two of registered calves and heifers from the states of Michigan and Wisconsin to this community. The aim of his plans is to start a dairy development program in this community, he said. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Miller entertained the members of the soft ball team and their wives Friday evening. Those present were Messrs, and Mesdames Randall Dewart, Johnnie Fisher, Eugene Estep, Donald DeFries,
Christine A. jf|77 )) Mill Combs AHBk IWk xA — LlJ'/'B Realtor Associate REALTY WORLD® JRtL Professional Group REALTORS® ■> '*BB Pickwick Rd., Next To Dairy Queen (Lake Wawasee) Syracuse,lndiana 46567 Bus.: (219) 457-2799 Res.: (219) 856-4719 Jml Or 457-3287 T I H 11*3 A«5 Each Office Independently Owned And Operated _____ RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL - FARM 65758 SR 15, Goshen, IN 46526 219-533-0404 Or 457-4604 [==• HL L. Th waits H I IJ " "" " "I Broker/Owner I GRI, CREA Appraisal Specialist I" 1 1 " 1 " ’"J MANY POSSIBILITIES with this 3 bedroom ranch. Family room on main level, large deck over 22x20 carport. Quiet neighborhood, close to schools. Syracuse. $62,500 ~ BRAND NEW — Just waiting for you to move in. Features 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, main level utility room, master bedroom with bath and walk-in closet. FHA-VA and FIRST TIME HOME BUYER approved. A WARRANTED home at an affordable price. Syracuse $62,500.
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Jerry Bushong, Don Tribble, Marvin Brumbaugh, Harry Haab, Herbert Felkner and Dick MHler. Monday night the new street lights on Milford's Main street were turned on for the first time and local citizens got their first sight of them. Mrs. Plomer Michael was a very pleasant hostess at the regular meeting of the Home Arts club Tuesday afternoon of this week. Twenty members and one guest, Mrs. Georgia Rassi, were in attendance.
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